Linux Today
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Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Apple Journal
Discover the best free and open-source alternatives to Apple Journal for writing daily entries, organizing thoughts, and keeping a private digital journal.
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GNOME 50.5 Released With Numerous Bug and Security Fixes
GNOME 50.5 is now available with numerous bug and security fixes, delivering improved stability and reliability across the GNOME 50 desktop series.
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Wireshark 4.6.9 Updates Protocol and Capture File Support, Fixes More Bugs
Wireshark 4.6.9 updates protocol and capture file support while fixing additional bugs, improving reliability for network analysis and troubleshooting.
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SparkyLinux 2026.09 Released With Kernel 7.2 and New Labwc Edition
SparkyLinux 2026.09 is now available with Linux Kernel 7.2 and a new Labwc edition, alongside updated packages and other system improvements.
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Ubuntu Kernels Move to Weekly Releases for Faster CVE Fixes
Ubuntu kernels are moving to a weekly release schedule, allowing Canonical to deliver CVE fixes and other security updates to users more quickly.
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git-bug 0.11 Adds a Full Web UI for Issues and Code Browsing
git-bug 0.11 adds a full web UI for managing issues and browsing code, expanding how developers interact with the distributed bug-tracking tool.
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Konveyor Brings Niri-Like Scrolling Tiling to KDE Plasma
Konveyor brings Niri-like scrolling tiling to KDE Plasma, offering a new approach to arranging and navigating windows across the desktop.
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KeePassXC 2.8 Promises Auto-Type on Wayland and Qt 6 Port, Beta Out Now
KeePassXC 2.8 beta brings progress toward auto-type support on Wayland and a Qt 6 port, offering a preview of the password manager’s next major release.
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IconVectors 2.00 Brings SVG icon-folder Workflows to Linux
IconVectors 2.00 brings SVG icon-folder workflows to the desktop, making it easier to organize, manage, and work with scalable vector icons.
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Kokoro – Open-Weight Text-to-Speech Model
Explore Kokoro, an open-weight text-to-speech model designed for generating natural-sounding speech and enabling flexible voice applications.
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NTFS-3G 2026.9.18 NTFS Driver for Linux Released with Security and Bug Fixes
NTFS-3G 2026.9.18 is now available with security and bug fixes, improving reliability and NTFS filesystem support across open-source systems.
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Sublime Text 4213 Code Editor Adds Python 3.14, File Icon Themes
Sublime Text 4213 code editor adds Python 3.14 support and file icon themes, alongside additional improvements for developers and everyday editing.
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NVIDIA 595.104.02 Linux Graphics Driver Is Out Now with Better Wayland Support
NVIDIA 595.104.02 graphics driver is now available with improved Wayland support, alongside additional fixes and enhancements for supported GPUs.
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FreeRDP 3.32 Adds Microsoft Entra Integration on Linux
FreeRDP 3.32 adds Microsoft Entra integration, expanding authentication capabilities for users connecting to Windows remote desktops from Linux systems.
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Orkas 1.7.2 Updates its Open-source Desktop AI Workforce
Orkas 1.7.2 updates its open-source desktop AI workforce with new improvements aimed at enhancing AI-powered tasks and local desktop workflows.
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How to Install Symfony PHP Framework on Ubuntu 26.04
Learn how to install and configure the Symfony PHP framework on Ubuntu 26.04, including the essential dependencies needed to start building applications.
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Codenotary Expands Its No-Strings-Attached Linux Security Deal
Codenotary expands its no-strings-attached Linux security deal, extending access to security tools and services for users and organizations.
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KDE Picks Enterprise, Documentation, and Styling as New Goals
KDE selects enterprise adoption, documentation, and styling as its new project goals, setting key priorities for the community’s future development efforts.
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Mozilla Firefox 156.0.1 Is Now Available for Download with Various Bug Fixes
Mozilla Firefox 156.0.1 is now available for download with various bug fixes, delivering a more stable and reliable browsing experience.
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NetBSD 10.2 Released With New Hardware Support and Security Fixes
NetBSD 10.2 is now available with expanded hardware support, security fixes, and other improvements for the portable open-source operating system.
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Giada 1.6 Loop Machine Adds Time-Stretching Playback Mode for Sample Channels
Giada 1.6 loop machine adds a time-stretching playback mode for sample channels, bringing greater flexibility to live looping and audio workflows.
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Systemd 262 Released With Static PID 1 Builds and Better Container, TPM, and VM Support
systemd 262 is released with static PID 1 builds and improved support for containers, TPM hardware, and virtual machines, alongside other updates.
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Steam Tests New Pyrowave Codec on Linux and SteamOS
Steam is testing the new Pyrowave codec on Linux and SteamOS, exploring new technology aimed at improving media handling across Valve’s gaming platforms.
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Flatpak 1.18.3 Fixes Subsandbox Startup and Updates Meson Wrap Subprojects
Flatpak 1.18.3 fixes subsandbox startup issues and updates Meson wrap subprojects, bringing maintenance and reliability improvements to the app framework.
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NotepadNext 0.15 Code Editor Adds Split Editor Shortcuts, Better Tab Controls
NotepadNext 0.15 code editor adds split editor shortcuts and improved tab controls, alongside other usability enhancements and fixes.
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4 Best Free and Open Source Linux Podcast Managers
Discover 4 of the best free and open-source podcast managers for subscribing to, organizing, downloading, and enjoying your favorite podcasts.
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Nerdearla 2026 Is Big, Free, and Streaming From Buenos Aires
Nerdearla 2026 brings five days of free tech talks and workshops to Buenos Aires, with the entire event available to watch online via global streaming.
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Valve Unveils Lepton for Running Android Games on Linux
Valve unveils Lepton, a new technology designed to run Android games on Linux, expanding gaming compatibility across the open-source platform.
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Rspamd 4.2 Spam Filtering System Adds Deeper Office and SVG Attachment Analysis
Rspamd 4.2 spam filtering system adds deeper analysis of Office and SVG attachments, strengthening email inspection and filtering capabilities.
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openKylin 3.0 Review: Is This the Smartest AI Linux Desktop Yet?
openSUSE Tumbleweed ARM updates improve Raspberry Pi support and introduce Linux Kernel 7.2, bringing refreshed hardware support and system improvements.